"The sum of a number and 7"
Sum implies addition.
We would write this part as <em>n + 7</em>.
Then we would write the "9 times" part in like this:
<em>9 </em><em>·</em><em> </em><em>(n + 7)</em><em>
</em>We can't write just 9 · n + 7 without the parentheses, because then we would be multiplying just 9 and n instead of 9 and the sum of n and 7. (order of operations says we must do multiplication first)
Accelerating is not an option in executing a decision.
This is false.
Accelerating or driving in high speed does not specify any execution of any sort of action or decision. Rather it can depend on the course of driving like changing lanes or something related to emergency.
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44664.59503
Step-by-step explanation:
Hello,
In this question, you're asked to find the radical of a number. However in mathematics, the radical of a number simply means "√" and not directly square root of that number, its could be the cube root "³√" or even the fourth root "⁴√".
In this case, we're asked to find the 3 radical of p/q which means 3√(p/q)
P = 2.78×10¹¹
Q = 3.12×10⁻³
p / q = 2.78×10¹¹ / 3.12×10⁻³
p / q = 8.91×10¹³
The 3 radical = 3√(8.91×10¹³)
3√(p/q) = 44664.59503
LCM of 18 and 6 is 18
so,According to the question,